To the editor: I read the Hardwick Gazette’s weekly publication all year round and I just wanted to stop and take a moment to ask that you thank Kristen Leahy for sharing her articles. Kristen has a wonderful writing style and masterfully writes about complex subjects in an easy to[Read More…]
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Appreciation for library
To the editor: My name is Michael Malick, I am the Restorative Justice Cooordinator of Hardwick and the surrounding towns in the area. I work for the St. Johnsbury Justice Center, and I live in Greensboro Bend. I am writing you to express my gratitude to Diane Grenkow and also[Read More…]
The library is open
To the editor: We were thrilled to finally be able to announce the opening of the Jeudevine Memorial Library, addition and all, in July. From the sounds of our patrons, they have been thrilled as well. Our new children’s space is bright and welcoming, a new teen section, with its[Read More…]
Water fountain built in memory of William S. Hill
HARDWICK – I wonder if anyone would like to know the truth about the Hardwick Water Fountain. Other than a niece of mine, not a soul has contacted me to discuss [it]. I did go to the town office to speak to Opie about this as my niece had contacted[Read More…]
Community pasta dinner, Dec. 20
HARDWICK – The United Church of Hardwick is hosting a pasta bar community dinner on Saturday, Dec. 20, at 5 p.m., in the church dining room. The dinner is free to the public. For more information, call (802) 274 – 9393.
St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church Christmas eve service, Dec. 24
HARDWICK – On Wednesday, Dec. 24, at 1 p.m., St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church will hold an early Christmas Eve communion. The Reverend Canon Bob Leopold will lead the service and organist Rip Keller and lutenist Jerry Willard will play special music. Sunday services at the church begini at[Read More…]
Jacquelyn “Jackie” Bagley
HARDWICK – Jacquelyn “Jackie” Bagley, of Hardwick, passed away December 10, at the Greensboro Nursing Home, with her daughters by her side.She was born in Hardwick on August 1, 1938, daughter of the late Frank and Florence (Archer) Spring. She grew up in Craftsbury and graduated from Craftsbury Academy in[Read More…]
Wilfred Eugene McAllister Sr.
HARDWICK – With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Wilfred Eugene McAllister Sr., who passed away peacefully, in the warmth of his home, with his devoted wife of 57 years by his side, on December 10.Willie, as he preferred to be called, was born on January 12, 1949, in[Read More…]
Lady Cats tip-off season in style
HARDWICK – An emphatic win over Enosburg in their season opener last week continued the Hazen Union girls basketball team’s regular season dominance. Kelsie Rivard poured in a game-high 27 points to power the Lady Cats to a 54-32 home win over Enosburg Friday night. The junior forward drained a[Read More…]
Below-normal temperatures; snowy pattern prevail
EAST HARDWICK – In the first eight days of December, the 2025 month developed a reputation for a cold and snowy pattern, underscored by multiple rounds of light accumulating snow and sub-zero temperatures. Normal highs for this time of year are generally in the mid-30s, with lows in the upper[Read More…]
HED management on Special Meeting Agenda, Dec. 11
HARDWICK – General Manager Sarah Braese continues to be employed by Hardwick Electric Department (HED) according to employee information provided by the department. Last week Scott Johnstone, HED’s interim general manager, said he is not “an employee at HED.” Morrisville Water and Light (MWL) is making me available through a[Read More…]
Jackson Dam removal looked at in Lamoille River modeling
HARDWICK – In presentations of Lamoille River models and the analysis of flood mitigation alternatives last week, on Wednesday, representatives with SLR Consulting, Jessica Louisos, Josephine Alling and Doug Osbore shared what they’ve learned about the river’s flow characteristics. By mapping the floodplain, the river channel and its water profiles,[Read More…]
